Ryann Ford Photography
Eat-in kitchen - 1960s galley eat-in kitchen idea in Austin with an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, white cabinets, quartz countertops, black backsplash, metal backsplash and stainless steel appliances

Built in library shelves provide separation and a chance to show off our client's admirable collection. Having removed the original wall separating the living and kitchen spaces, we chose to install the exposed and beautifully stained beam, which helps to maintain some divide between the two rooms. Photos by Aaron Ziltener

Maxine Schnitzer Photography
Inspiration for a timeless formal living room remodel in DC Metro with a standard fireplace, a stone fireplace and no tv

Holland Photography - Cory Holland
Family room - transitional family room idea in Seattle

Spanish meets modern in this Dallas spec home. A unique carved paneled front door sets the tone for this well blended home. Mixing the two architectural styles kept this home current but filled with character and charm.

© Jeff Herr Photography
Inspiration for a transitional living room remodel in Atlanta with a stone fireplace and white walls

Greg Premru
Beach style medium tone wood floor and brown floor eat-in kitchen photo in Providence with an undermount sink, recessed-panel cabinets, gray cabinets, multicolored backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island and white countertops

Photography by Chuck Heiney
Trendy kitchen photo in Grand Rapids

Illuminated colorful accent wall is a backdrop to a concrete planter and bench.
Design ideas for a mid-century modern backyard concrete landscaping in Seattle with no cover.

This large space did not function well for this family of 6. The cabinetry they had did not go to the ceiling and offered very poor storage options. The island that existed was tiny in comparrison to the space. By taking the cabinets to the ceiling, enlarging the island and adding large pantry's we were able to achieve the storage needed. Then the fun began, all of the decorative details that make this space so stunning. Beautiful tile for the backsplash and a custom metal hood. Lighting and hardware to complement the hood. Then, the vintage runner and natural wood elements to make the space feel more homey.

Older homes are filled with charm, but often the kitchen has been overlooked. Originally, it was a work area– not made for public view. Today it truly is the center of all that goes on in the family. Today’s active homeowners are no different. Although their children may be grown, cooking and baking are still considered top priorities. Storage and counter space were issues that needed to be addressed and being aware of the aging process of the kitchen, lighting also needed to be considered. Although the kitchen is only a 13’ X 13’ space, it had other challenges. A back staircase, three doorways, and a large window took away from the wall space, however the 9’ ceilings were an unused potential for storage. Choosing Wellborn’s Select Series Cabinets in a Maple with a sandstone slate finish brightened the space immediately. Stacking the cabinets and taking them all the way to the ceiling gave this homeowner more storage than ever imagined for items of occasional use. Under counter LED Tape lighting brightened the task areas of the kitchen without causing additional heat from too many lights. A new table light on a dimmer sets the right mood for dining and provides just enough additional lighting. Installing a Sharp, stainless steel, 24” microwave drawer freed up some counter space for prep work near the cooktop (a GE, stainless steel 30” gas cooktop with four burners) and next to the sink (a new Elkay Gourmet Double Bowl with aqua DVD). Also, adding a new Kohler Sensate kitchen faucet which is hands free, a Kohler contemporary soap/lotion dispenser and a new ISE 3/4 horsepower disposal– helps to make clean-up a breeze. A new GE dishwasher, a new Broan stainless steel 30” hood, and a new GE 30” double oven both standard oven sizes, not only allows our homeowner to cook dinner and dessert, but the stainless steel reflects light while adding a design element tying the cabinet hardware and light fixture into the overall look. The countertop is Caesarstone’s Dreamy Marfil and is always a bold statement for any size Kitchen. Mixing the backsplash tile up without appearing busy came together with the beautiful combination of Sandlewood polished Amafi 30cm from countertops to base cabinets and Jinsen Coffee Bone in a diamond pattern framed in the Sandlewood polish and a Amafi Pencil liner above the cooktop. The soft addition of a new six panel Pine door stained and finished to match the other doors within the home added to the overall beauty of this stunning kitchen.

Inspiration for a transitional home office remodel in Seattle

Photo: Carolyn Reyes © 2016 Houzz Design: Kelly Mack Home
Bedroom - eclectic carpeted bedroom idea in Los Angeles

Mid-sized transitional carpeted and brown floor home office photo in New York with beige walls and no fireplace

Steve Lerum
Inspiration for a mid-sized contemporary one-car garage workshop remodel in Orange County

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Holland Photography
Example of a transitional kitchen design in Seattle

Living room - contemporary open concept medium tone wood floor living room idea in Miami with white walls and a wall-mounted tv

An expansive venthood was designed to balance this large transitional rustic kitchen. Copper panels play to the warm tones in the stone slab countertops while travertine clad walls lend texture to the room. A modern faucet is functional for cooking, as well as the double islands create dual work zones for optimal work flow. Timber beams accent the vaulted ceiling above. Interior Design: AVID Associates Builder: Martin Raymond Homes Photography: Michael Hunter